Great tour JB. That Feijoa is bonkers big! I dig the new fence in front, you guys always make everything look beautiful.

Here in perth western Australia most fences are steel called colour bond works great at stopping wind from drying gardens out

The new metal fence looks fantastic; it's a huge improvement over the chain link fence on many levels. Have you gotten your ice cream bean trees to set and fully ripen pods?

@ArizonaFruitTrees

3 ай бұрын

i have a bigger one in backyard that fruits

I always enjoy your videos Jay i will have to go visit your nursery

Hey Jay - what guage steel is the corrugated steel fence and is there a concrete footer? Who installed it? Yard looks great! Thanks for sharing!

@ArizonaFruitTrees

3 ай бұрын

20 gauge, should last a while. no footer, uprights are 11 gauge buried 3 feet

@robb4866

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for replying - Are you worried about the uprights rotting in the natural soil? Did you install yourself or hire someone to do it?@@ArizonaFruitTrees

@ArizonaFruitTrees

3 ай бұрын

@@robb4866 I did some of it, my son did most of the work. the materials are available at Bonanza Pipe and Steel. The fence was around 3K. A block wall would have been around 15K

@robb4866

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for the info - much appreciated!@@ArizonaFruitTrees

I live in Chandler. Your trees are way ahead of mine. Not sure why. I like your new fence!

So many plants in such a small space Nice job bro

I planted a Florida Prince Peach tree that we purchased last spring and waited to plant in Oct when we got back. It had a lot of fruit this spring but there were too many on it. Lesson learned for next spring. Now all the leaves are turning yellow. Is this normal? I will send you a picture.

What is with all the bowling balls?

@ArizonaFruitTrees

3 ай бұрын

mulch indicators. low mulch, i need to mulch

@blueberryrl

Ай бұрын

Do you sell any fruit trees?

@ArizonaFruitTrees

Ай бұрын

@@blueberryrl yes, nursery same name as channel!

Hello. Do you think a block or wood fence would have the same effect ??? Thanks.

@ArizonaFruitTrees

3 ай бұрын

yes

Hi Jay, love the west metalic wall. ??? Do you graft the Shangrila mulberries or are they own root? If grafted, can you tell me what the root stock is? Thanks. The one I got from you is doing well in its new home. 😊❤

@ArizonaFruitTrees

3 ай бұрын

cuttings, own root

Hi Jay! Do you know which rootstock you have on that persimmon?

@ArizonaFruitTrees

3 ай бұрын

lotus

thanks Jay. Great video, where can I find the nursery?

@ArizonaFruitTrees

2 ай бұрын

41 s. 83rd pl. mesa

In places that don't get a lot of sun that metal fence would be very helpful with some things.

How close can you plant trees together?

@ArizonaFruitTrees

2 ай бұрын

about 4 feet

That spot where you had the lemon tree is definitely a prime location. What are you going to put?

@ArizonaFruitTrees

3 ай бұрын

Im thinking either a indian thornless jujubee or a sumo mandarin

@randomguy2246

3 ай бұрын

​@@ArizonaFruitTrees Sumo is a pretty delicate variety and i def think there are better mandarin varieties.They tend to rot on the tree after it rains. igrow a lot of citrus in the So Cal valley and Shasta Gold is my favorite.

Starfruit has always been a very productive fruit tree even when neglected in their native range. So that amount of fruit on a small tree is pretty normal. Which mean you've done a lot of thing right to meet all the condition for it to produce like that in a place like Arizona.

Do you have Barbados cherry in your nursery and also Surinam cherry

@ArizonaFruitTrees

2 ай бұрын

yes

How to discourage birds? Or ground squirrels? 😟

@tinyjungle_

3 ай бұрын

Plant 3x the amount of fruit trees that you think you need. It's a numbers game.

@ArizonaFruitTrees

3 ай бұрын

@@tinyjungle_ exactly!

@annidee

3 ай бұрын

@@tinyjungle_ I’ll take any at this point! Thanks

How does "Che Melonberry" taste? and do you have it for sale? Thanks!

@ArizonaFruitTrees

3 ай бұрын

like a fig and a watermelon had a baby

@TouchGrassGardening

3 ай бұрын

@@ArizonaFruitTrees Always considered having one, sounds delicious -- do you sell them?

@ArizonaFruitTrees

3 ай бұрын

@@TouchGrassGardening I dont currently. It is grafted to osage orange, it is self fertile

Legend

So much for being the greatest arborist of all time.

Question: Katy apricot in ground zone 9b-10 California high dessert behind a trailer morning shadow shade full sun til sunset, nice bloom this year bees did their thing the wind didn’t wipe out the flowers and the tree is full of little apricots especially lower limbs, first year fruit the tree is about 4ft high second year in the ground. Question is do I remove all the first year fruit or some fruit or just leave it alone?

@ArizonaFruitTrees

3 ай бұрын

I remove all fruit first 2 years

@soupcankiller2917

3 ай бұрын

@@ArizonaFruitTreesThank you! I’m sad but Thank You. Lemon fig olive too??

@ArizonaFruitTrees

3 ай бұрын

@@soupcankiller2917 lemon

Goumi berry is not Autumn Olive. Different plants.

Just paint de galvanize

Growing star fruit really doesn't make sense because you can't eat a lot of them (research) and they produce way too much. Sure you can give them to people but I'd rather grow something that I can eat a lot of.

@SuburbicultureAZ

3 ай бұрын

It makes a ton of sense. A beautiful tree with one of the most tasty and unique fruits in the world. As the fruit matures the oxalate content decreases, and by the time it's fully ripe it's only contained in the very edges of the ribs which can easily be trimmed off. Spinach is way worse than carambola.

@ArizonaFruitTrees

3 ай бұрын

@@SuburbicultureAZ yes. Not only that but I only eat one a day. If i ate 8 oranges or a whole watermelon, i would get sick. Everything is eaten in moderation, too much steak will kill you too!

@tinyjungle_

3 ай бұрын

@ArizonaFruitTrees fair enough. If I had a ton more space, I'd still grow one.

@tinyjungle_

3 ай бұрын

@SuburbicultureMicroFarm It's not just the oxalates which are still in the fruit even if you remove the edges. It also has a neurotoxin named after it. Are you suggesting you can eat a lot of it without any concerns? Healthy kidneys or not, you shouldn't eat a lot of it. That's how I framed my argument. Of course you could eat a lot of it, but you probably shouldn't based on the evidence.

@dorokaiyinvil5705

3 ай бұрын

​@@tinyjungle_ you must've skipped over everything they typed because they've already answered your question

god bless you

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